In 1987, a small group of theater enthusiasts started a musical review based on Rossland history. The show was
embellished with local lore, old time tunes and real Can-Can dancers from the Boomtown Garter Girls. Two decades later, the Rossland Gold Fever Follies are still going strong with original stories from Rossland’s rich gold mining history. While artistic license is often used, many of the characters are based on real people from Rossland’s past. Such characters have included Judge Begbie, Father Pat, The Hunter Brothers, Olas Jeldness, Big John Kirkup and a whole
host of others. The Rossland Gold Fever Follies continues to run with the efforts of a volunteer executive, some of whom have been around from the start.

Shows at the Rossland Miners' Hall:

Paintings on canvas and paper.  Acrylic and water colour images inspired by Rossland and the West Kootenay Mountains.

Welcome to the trails hidden within the Rossland Ranges. The Kootenay Columbia Trail Society Manages 32 trails covering 170kms. This includes the Seven Summits Trail, an IMBA Epic Trail.

Our Trail network caters to Hikers, Mountain Bikers, Horse Riders, Cross-country Skiers and Snowshoeing. Please check out the Map and Trail descriptions to discover more.

Trails are the heart of recreation in the Rossland Ranges, with so many different peaks to ascend and decend. This website is for you to explore, find out about the trails, the area and the Kootenay Columbia Trail Society.

Rossland Council for Arts & Culture (RCAC) offers a diverse program of arts activities to the community. RCAC also participates in many of the local community events including Spring Wing Ding, Winter Carnival and Rossfest. Visit our website for dates and location.

Performing arts series – The Miners Hall is an acoustical treat for the wide range of professional musicians RCAC brings to town.  These include Jim Byrnes, Todd Butler, The Wailin Jennys, Harry Manx, David Francey, Matt Andersen.  Local musicians have had a wonderful opportunity to participate in guitar, penny whistle, drum and violin workshops lead by The McDades, Todd Butler, Doug Cox, the Montreal Guitar Trio and others.

Rouge Gallery - Features the art of local painters, weavers, felters, potters, photographers, and sculptors. Rossland is home to over 50 visual artists! The gallery is open 7 days a week.

Joe Hill Coffee House – Come and root for your favourite local talent every third Sunday of the month at 7pm. Contact Michael Gifford at 250-362-7170 or e-mail giffmus@telus.net.

U-19 Film Fest – RCAC is committed to supporting films by local youth in conjunction with the Rossland Mountain Film Fest ( www.rosslandfilmfest.com). 

The Rossland Historical Museum Association has developed this museum and its outdoor history park for your edification and enjoyment. The museum opens for the season in mid-May and closes in mid-September. We will open during the off-season for pre-booked group tours only.

Rossland's public library  is a freestanding, modern, easily accessible facility housing a diverse collection of books, periodicals, audio books, videos, music CDs. Services include public access computers with Internet access, CD-ROMs, and word processing, photocopying, and interlibrary loan services. Also features programs for children on Friday mornings, and in the summer. 

Library Hours of Operation: ( Summer )
Monday to Thursday: ....... 1:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Friday: ............................ 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Saturday and Sunday: ..... Closed

Library Hours of Operation: ( Winter )                                                                                                                                                                                                                        Monday to Thursday: ....... 1:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Friday: ............................ 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Saturday and Sunday: ....... 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM

The nostalgic Royal Theatre has been renovated and upgrades to Dolby Digital Surround sound.  Playing first run movies and a art film series.  Special LIVE satellite event, MET Opera, concerts and UFC.  Available for private function, parties.  Adults $8, Children/Golden $6. 

24 Hour Info Line: 250-364-2114
1597 Bay Ave, Trail, BC

Stephanie is a native of Quebec,Canada. She obtained a fine arts degree at Sherbrooke College in `89. 
Drawn to the mountains of British Columbia, she moved to the west coast In 1990, and chose to make her home, with her husband and two children, in the quaint little ski town of Rossland.

Beautiful facility in Trail!

22 person hot tub, steamroom, 150 foot waterslide, 8 lane main pool, leisure pool with spray features, diving boards, lap lane always available, 3000 square feet fitness centre, personal training, aqua fitness and birthday party pacakges available.
 
Call ahead for hours of operation

Make sure you mention that you are a visitor to the area so that you qualify for the cheaper rate!